Charm Clinic

5(52 reviews)

Suite 5, 79-81 Rowe Street, Eastwood NSW 2122

English

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Treatments Offered

Price List

Glass Skin Facial

Skincare Facials

Exion Fractional RF (Face and Body)

CO2 Fractional

PICO Laser

PicoSure

Rejuran (Polynucleotide Skin Booster)

Hydra Skin Booster

Exosome Therapy

Hydra Skin Booster

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
Is there a consultation fee or a deposit?

The clinic requires a complimentary consultation before cosmetic treatments. A $50 deposit is taken in advance for all cosmetic treatment bookings and can be redeemed against the treatment or a product.

Can I see a price list?

The website does not publish prices. The clinic asks clients to email charmclinicau@gmail.com for the current price list, and states that full pricing is only provided after a personal consultation in line with TGA and AHPRA guidelines.

How do I book, and can the consultation be remote?

Bookings are made through the online portal on the clinic's website by choosing a treatment or consultation and a time. Both in-person and FaceTime consultations are offered.

Who performs the treatments?

The clinic is nurse-led. Cosmetic injectable and advanced skin treatments are performed by Australian Registered Nurses (Division 1); the site names Jaeyoung Cha and Lucy An as registered nurses and Janie Lee as a dermal therapist.

Which laser device does the clinic use?

The treatments page states the clinic uses PICO laser technology.

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